Tiberius Bridge in Rimini: photos, reviews

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Five consecutive arches, perfect wooden piles, and breakwaters that once slowed the turbulent flow of the Marecchia River - the Bridge of Emperor Tiberius, whose first stone was laid during the reign of Caesar Augustus, stubbornly stands in its place for 2000 years, enduring the weight of time, numerous tourists, and even cars. Roman engineers created a true architectural wonder, using volcanic ash and lime instead of concrete, but locals believe that Satan himself had a hand in its construction. The bridge mysteriously collapsed, driving Tiberius to rage and leading him to sell his soul to the devil in exchange for help. The devil was successfully deceived, and the bridge gained an incredible durability, which protects it from destruction to this day.

Features

Wheelchair accessible parking, Wheelchair accessible entrance

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Giovanni XXIII

Bus stop 502 m walk

Dei Mille

Bus stop 398 m walk

Matteotti,

Bus stop 275 m walk

Borgatti

Bus stop 392 m walk

Piazzale Vannoni

Bus stop 408 m walk

4.8

based on 596 reviews

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4.8/5 596 reviews

Rolf Furck

Schön erhaltene Brücke aus der Römerzeit. Für Fußgänger und Radfahrer nutzbar. Interessanter POI.

Rudi Lange

Malerische Kulisse. Es gibt 200m weiter eine Fußgängerbrücke, von der man gut Bilder machen kann

Massimo Fondi

Costruito 2000 anni fa ed è ancora funzionante. Che ingegneri questi romani.

Tiberius Bridge in Rimini

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